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it's definitely "avalanche"...
from the word "lawe", only the size is gigantic ))
Greetings. Previously posted tests with an avalanche-shifter-chequerboard martin. Maximum number of flips is 2. Now I look at the history from 01.01.2009 till today without increasing a lot. Below are the results of the Hypurga indicator. Knowing trader's nature to add profitable and cut unprofitable deals on history, I was testing objectively where there was a dispute of a few pips, so I set unprofitable deal, which was also a few pips bigger than on history, and profitable deals on the reverse. I don't have a trader, I don't know what would happen to them.
My point is... What I want to ask you is whether I should add some profit to my account or not. And the second question, what do you think of the test figures?
As a last resort, if you are not happy with the rate of return on the period being tested and there is nothing else you can do, then Martin can also be attached.
I think a non-aggressive Martin with such results on a post lot is not dangerous.
But still, only as a last resort.
Good luck.
My point is... With this kind of equity, is it necessary to bite down on the martin? And the second question, what do you think of the test figures?
Look towards "Optymal f"
Can you explain why, it's not clear to me.
That was the theoretical premise of comparing systems. In fact "tripling the lots in the Lock version", "tripling the lots in the Netting version" and "some lot difference in the Netting version" are three completely different ... systems. Below (the interval from 2008.06.01 to 2008.06.13 is almost random for a "report" with several iterations).
Loki (why the "target" is 8 yo instead of the ordered 5 yo was not dealt with, the difference in the "chain" is more fundamental)
Absolute drawdown 56.20
Maximum drawdown 75.33 (7.26%)
Relative drawdown 7.26% (75.33)
Total trades 23
Netting in the same lots
Absolute drawdown 97.59
Maximum drawdown 120.24 (11.76%)
Relative drawdown 11.76% (120.24)
Total trades 28
Netting Lots - the difference of "Locks"
Absolute drawdown 147.97
Maximum drawdown 222.08 (20.68%)
Relative drawdown 20.68% (222.08)
Total trades 31
As a last resort, if you're not happy with the rate of return on the period being tested, and there's nothing else you can do, then you can add Martin as well.
I think a non-aggressive Martin with these results on the post lot is not dangerous.
But still, only as a last resort.
Good luck.
Spc.
Look towards "Optymal f"
I don't understand, where is that?
I don't understand, where is it?
>>Yandex.
http://yandex.ru/yandsearch?text=%22Optymal+f%22&lr=9
In Yandex.
https://www.mql5.com/go?link=https://yandex.ru/yandsearch?text=
>> Yes, I can see that. Do you have a program to calculate Optimal f in Excel ?
Yes, I can see it. Do you have a program to calculate Optimal f in excel ?
>> I have it.
And the links don't show it?
I do.
Don't you have it on the links?
>> yes yes, I do, I'm slowing down after "manual testing".